So you’ve carved your Jack O Lantern, what now? You have a bowl of pumpkin guts and not a clue what to do with it. Here are some ideas so […]
#Livingwell Creatures for companionship – How pets can help your good health and wellbeing
No-one knows for sure how long humans have been keeping pets for but it is believed that it could be as early as 27,000 years ago. But why would we […]
#actingtogether Small changes making a big difference
At the SGO, we have a passion for helping people become more sustainable in their everyday lives and educating people as to the best way to go about doing that. […]
#LivingWell – Ways to focus on the positives
The human brain is built to react to the negative, psychologists call this the ‘negative bias’. We react more strongly to the bad things we see than the good which […]
#livingwell ways to stay connected with the world
Whatever your situation, if you’re stuck at home right now, you want to try and stay as connected with your friends and family as possible. At a time that students […]
#LivingWell – Tomato Soup
When the world feels at wrongs, soup always makes me feel right. Whether it’s from a tin or homemade you can’t go wrong. However, in my own opinion, homemade soup […]
a Sustainable Isolation| why the corona virus is a great chance to become more sustainable.
They say it takes 10 days to develop a habit and 15 days to change a lifestyle. These 3 weeks therefore are the perfect opportunity to make a difference.
Helping the community during the corona outbreak | Food Banks
across the Canterbury district, a total of 4,400 children are living in poverty”.